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accounting professionals can contribute to the 2 success of their companies must have a strong grasp of financial risk management techniques for multinational and multilateral business transactions of great complexity. Unfortunately, as the world of business becomes increasingly borderless, risk management becomes, likewise, borderless, and thus more complicated. Risk management strategies that make sense in a domestic environment do not necessarily apply in the international arena, where business
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